Almond Meal/Flour by Bob's Red Mill
Are there any potential sources of gluten in this food?
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What is the gluten policy of the manufacturer?
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keith said
Though Bob's Red Mill produces non-gluten free foods, they seem to have a fairly careful process in place to prevent cross contamination. From their website:
Bob’s Red Mill stone grinds gluten free flours in a dedicated facility free from wheat and other gluten containing grains and derivatives. High quality-control standards are set in place in the gluten free facility and staff members are educated in good manufacturing practices. Ingredients are segregated and each line is thoroughly cleaned between production runs. The gluten free symbol informs the consumer that these products are not only produced in a dedicated facility, they are also batch tested for gluten before milling and after packaging. In an effort to better serve allergen sensitive consumers, the gluten free facility is also dairy and casein free.
This can be found at: http://www.bobsredmill...
Posted About 1 year ago
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Does the manufacturer state if the food is gluten-free?
keith said
Yes, they state that these foods are gluten free. This is shown on the package, as well as listed on their website (http://www.bobsredmill...)
Posted About 1 year ago